📋 Tender Overview
These are important development projects in agriculture, basic sanitation, education, road infrastructure and health, benefiting more than 150,000 inhabitants. The Piura Regional Government, under the leadership of Governor Luis Neyra Leon, has allocated more than S/ 160 million in investment to promote the development of the province of Huancabamba in the sectors of agriculture, basic sanitation, education, road infrastructure and health, benefiting more than 150 thousand inhabitants.
In water and sanitation, the towns of Palambla and La Paccha in Canchaque, Juzgara in Huancabamba, Las Huacas Bajo and Paraiso in San Miguel de El Faique and Lacchan Alto and Bajo, Las Pampas and Siclamache in Sondorillo, have benefited from works for more than S/ 81 million. More than 10,000 residents improved their access to drinking water and sewage services.
In road infrastructure and connectivity, works such as the Portachuelo de Calangla - Tayapampa highway, the San Antonio bridge in San Miguel de El Faique, the Pusmalca bridge and the riverbank defences in the El Limon ravine in Canchaque, transformed mobility, boosted commerce and access to essential services. Additionally, they ensure - like never before - transitability and protection against natural disasters, benefiting 100,000 residents, even in times of heavy rain.
In agriculture, more than S/ 18 million has been invested in irrigation canals that benefit 3,000 families, improving more than 1,500 hectares of crops. With works such as the Santa Ana canals in San Miguel de El Faique and Chicope - Cajunga in Huancabamba, irrigation infrastructure has been optimized, improving agriculture and the local economy.
In education, more than 8,000 students have benefited from quality furniture and sports facilities have been improved in the Lalaquiz district. In Huarmaca, the Senor de la Exaltacion Childrens Village has modern infrastructure and offers quality services and a safe environment for beneficiaries. In health, the Mancucur Health Center in Sondor was modernized, with an investment of more than S/ 8 million.
